Double Down
Part one of understanding and maximizing your Double Haul courtesy of Joe Mahler on the Epic Fly Fishing Blog. The double haul is perhaps the …
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Tailing Loops And How To Cure Them
Carl says… There’s been a lot said about tailing loops (often referred to as “wind knots”) in the past – and more to come, I’m …
2 Tips That Will Take Your Fly Cast to the Next Level
Brian Flechsig from Mad River Outfitters explains a couple of tips that will help you level up your fly casting. From where to place your …
Stopping the Cast with Flip Pallot
Brian Flechsig of Mad River Outfitters and Flip Pallot discuss the importance of stopping your fly cast.
Fly Casting – Put a Wiggle In It
You cast the fly beautifully and accurately in the direction of a feeding trout. As the fly drifts downstream, first the fly line and then the …
FLY CASTING with JOHN JURACEK
School of Trout casting instructor John Juracek, who is one of the finest fly casters in the world, demonstrates his fly-casting expertise for the camera.
Fly Casting – Tips on casting controlled open loops
Some tips on fly casting controlled open loops by Joe Mahler A tight or narrow loop combats windy conditions, adds accuracy and distance to the …
Casting Large Flies – Episode 19 (feat. Blane Chocklett)
In this episode of the Mad River Fly Outfitters Fly Casting series, Blane Chocklett and Brian Flechsig of Mad River Outfitters discuss the best methods …
Fly Casting – Expert Concepts for Beginner Fly Casters
In this episode on Fly Casting, Brian Flechsig of Mad River Outfitters breaks down some important expert concepts for fly casting.
Three Useful Fly Casts You’ve Probably Never Seen
Fly rodders are among the most resourceful and innovative creatures on earth. If there is a shady nook in the mangroves, a fishy-looking eddy, or …